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This is part 2 of 2 for the central nervous system (CNS). This is a well-organized note that will provide you with a great understanding of the CNS. This note provides information on the different parts of the brain and all of the main functions, which areas of the brain are sensory vs motor, which areas allow us to speak vs the areas that allow us to understand speech, the difference of the left and right sides of the brain and more.

This is part 1 of 2 for the central nervous system (CNS). This is a well-organized note that will provide you with a great understanding of the CNS. This note provides information on the parts of the CNS, the coverings of the CNS (meninges), the ventricles of the brain, the parts of the brain stem and its main function and more. This will help you get a good grasp of the information needed to pass the course.

This is a well-organized, information-packed note as an introduction to the nervous system and nervous tissue. It provides you will knowledge of the divisions of the nervous system (central and peripheral), the somatic and visceral body regions, sensory and motor divisions, breaks down the parts of the neuron as well as provides great pictures of neurons and nerves.

Final Essay regarding legislation changes in R. Vs. Simmons Overall, this case is centered around the constitutional law concerning the violation of The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms involving the right to counsel (s. 10(b)), unreasonable search and seizure (s. 8) and whether the personal search provisions in the Customs Act (s. 143 and 144) are inconsistent with s. 8 of the Charter

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Oral facial anatomy -class notes

Health, Illness and Health Care as Social Problems 1/3 of Canadians over their whole lives will experience a mental or substance abuse disorder

In today's society, there appears to be a growing inclination to subject law enforcement officers to criminal prosecutions surrounding issues of injury, injustice or death experienced by the general public. Traditionally, law enforcement officers are regarded by the public as protectors of the community, those who put their lives on the line for the greater good, ensure safety to the masses and while these are all true statements, law enforcement officers are just human and can make mistakes; gr...

Contemporary Social Problems Essay Assignment Rubric

Contemporary Social Problems Multiple Choice Quiz The correct answer is highlighted purple